Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-02
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London csblegram says: 4 steady movement of Bulgarian and R1umelian troops into Varna and Burgos con. menced on Wednesday and continued all night and yesterday. The situation is vie=ed at Vienna as alarming. The hssty preparations elCug the Bulgarian and RJumelian coas. Sives color tO the report That Russian coup de main S hourly awaited. Simultaneously with the dispatch of heavy endorsements to coast garrisons. there have been a grad
 ual movement of troops toward the Turkish frontier. IL is believed thst in MacedcnIa and south of the eastern Rcumeliau borders, the Turks lre mass Iug two powerful corps of gendsrmes. Tne wires between SeTvis and Bulgaria were cut on Wednesday night aGd it is reported ths. King Milan Las ben as- ssssinaied and shat the capital is in the hands ef ihe revoluhonis.s,
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-The U. .. grand jury has returned indict- ments against II. II, Sherwood and E. l. Harrison, members of t5e late firm of Richards, Harrison X Sherwood, chArg- ing them with perjury ID swearing to the ownership of certain goods which |
 Both were arrested and released in furnishing bonde in the sum If S2,5O0 each. The defendants will be srraigned on April 4th.
 SAS FRANCISCO. March 2j.-C. F. Huntington telegrsphed from New York to Colonel c. F. Crocksr, yesterday morning, that the terms for the pur- chase of the South Pacific coast road had all been satisfactorily arranged with Senator Fair, the owner of the road, on Wednesday night. and that the papers ot the transfer properly drawn up and signed, were now on the wsy to this ci:y. This IS a successful end of nego- tiations that have been carried On for over year past.
 FIRE ISLAND, x. Y, March 2j.-A steamship IS ashore near Blue Point station, Long Island, 15 miles east of here. Her mssts are down. but her pipe IS slIll standing. She IS well up on the beach and appears Co be settling. A moderately brlsk northeast wind IS blow | ing with B heavy sea running. It IS said the vessel Is the French steamer Scotia, | Captain Rusfst, which sailed from Mar seilles on February 20;h and Naples on ! February 25ih and Gibraltar on Feb ! ruary 27.h for New York. She is said to have large number Of sts craze passen- gers aboard. The Scotia is oi 1928 net and 2i92 gruss tonnage. The steamer vent On at four o'cl ok this morning.
 LONDON, March 24 Gladstone cabled | the foilOgin message Go Chas. 4. Dana. l oi New York. in acknowledgment of the dispatch sent him by Cable to inform Aim Of the eUdorstm meut of bIs Irish pol 1 .cy 1y mass meeting of citizens at the | Copper L 4ion on MOnlsy: Il am very -eu-ible of the value of She sympathy yAich, from the first, We have received From, beleve, majority of the ADeri- can people, in our efforts tO secure just measures ald good government for Ire laud-s sympathy which 1 feel sure vIll continue tO attend us until this just pol icy shall attain it's coming cOnsumms- tion."
 OTTAWA March 24-Van Horn, of the Canadian Pacific Railway, reports that trains are TOW running regularly be- tween Calgary and the Pacific Coast. He says that the past winter has been ez- cspticuAlly severe. snow slides sweeping before them trees Ot at least 20 years growth, The snow sheds stand the test well.
 NEW YORK. March 2i- Irwin Dszent, named by several newspapers as engAc- ed tO Mrs. Lsngtry, is authority Tor tie statement that the Jersey L:iy will marry Freddy Gebhal dt as soon Es the legal impedImenis can be removed.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, March IA Matthias Gray, the we'll known music-dealer of this cIty, died thls morning of cerebral congestion. He was jS years of age.
 NEW YORK. March 24-Mr. Reecher's books, engravings, etchings, paintings and bric-a-bTar will be sold at public auction next fall. The library contains about 10000 volumes. While he bought many costly gems, he gave away most all of them. Bnd those he left are worth probably not more than S2,O00. His farm, the BJscobal. at Peekskill. which is for sale, Is valued sI SlO0OOO.
 SAy FRANCISCO, March 2i-The steam CT Beigic arrived to-day from China and Japan, bringing news of the dreadful tragedy at Haia Shin Chen. China, twenty miles northeast of HangebOw. Over three hundred trsmps appeared at the village snd greatly irritsted the in
  whole body into a temple and duJ'pH! the night set fire to it. Only thirtyyi luil the occupants of the building escaped, the remairder were burned to death.
 It Is reported that the Chinese gov ernment hrs concluded loan of five million marks with German fnsnciers at q percent.
 It IS stated the Bank of Japan will in crease its capital from 100000 to 2O,- 000.OO0 yens; the yen IS about equal to C dollar.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 24-The tak ing of testimony in the Goldenson mur- der trIal wns completed this afternoon, and arguments begin tomorrow.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, March 24.-A cable gram received here to-day, dated at Auckland, \. z, from I. c. Johnson, who was a passenger on the German steame- Rsratatrs, reported burned at sea. The dispatch says the vessel and cargo were lost. No particulars are given. From that IL is inferred that Bll the others. numbering twenty-one. who were aboard, were lost.
 SAS FRASCIsCc, March 2L-In the suits brought by the state against Wm. Blsnding and Wm. Knight. ex-harbOr commissioners, to recover money mis- appropriated by John ;. Gray, eI-sec- retary oi the harbor commission, and other employees. Judge Hunt decided to dsy that defeBdants are liable for the amounts misapproprIate l, The defalca- tiOns amount to SlOl.OUO,
 NEW YORK, March 2i.-A Washington special to the Post says: Secretary Fair child has heeu informed by the presi- dent that be is to be secretary Of the treasury after April lst.
 PHILADELPHIA, March 2i.--The sn- nouncement ID this mornings papers of attachment proceedings began yes terday by the broker firm ot Kline, Bo- dine < Go. against James and John Hun ter under the fraudulent debtor act of 1869, has caused & great suTpuse, amounting almost to consiernstion, ID commercial and political circles. The greatest occasion for surprise was that the attachments were accompanied with allegations of foTgeries in connection with the firms paper. Nothing has been heard to-dsy from James Hunter. the se- nior member of the firm. IL is the gen eral belief that he has absconded. His brother snd partner, John Hunter, IS completely mystiied at the revelations.